Drying herbs for tea is a simple way to sample some of summer’s bounty long after the garden succumbs to fall chills or gets blanketed in winter snow. So how do you dry herbs for tea?

Among other things, tea has already been shown to reduce depression, reduce the risk of diabetes, and possibly even extend ...

Place the dried ginger peels in a pot of water. Use roughly one cup of water for every tablespoon of peels. Bring it to a ...

In traditional Chinese medicine, malva nuts are known as Pangdahai, often used in tea as a sore throat remedy, similar to ...

The company said every bedroom on the four floors of the former tea drying lofts has been refurbished to a warm and reassuring cosiness. The board floors have deep pile carpets; the furniture is ...